QA/QC Engineer – Infrastructure & Bridges
We are looking for a QA/QC Engineer – Infrastructure & Bridges to join our project team. The successful candidate will be responsible for managing and monitoring quality control activities for infrastructure and bridge works, ensuring compliance with approved drawings, specifications, method statements, ITPs, and project quality requirements.
Key Responsibilities:
- Monitor quality control activities for infrastructure and bridge construction works.
- Review and implement the approved Project Quality Plan, ITPs, method statements, specifications, and quality procedures.
- Review Contractor QA/QC submissions, including Quality Plans, ITPs, method statements, material submittals, and inspection procedures.
- Monitor bridge works including piling, foundations, pile caps, abutments, piers, retaining walls, decks, concrete, reinforcement, bearings, expansion joints, and barriers.
- Monitor infrastructure works including earthworks, roads, drainage, wet utilities, dry utilities, kerbs, paving, and associated works.
- Review Inspection Requests (IRs), material approvals, test reports, material certificates, and quality records.
- Coordinate and monitor inspections, laboratory testing, and field testing in accordance with approved ITPs.
- Monitor concrete works including reinforcement, formwork, concrete placement, curing, and testing.
- Identify non-conforming works and coordinate the required corrective actions.
- Raise and follow up on NCRs, observations, corrective actions, and preventive actions.
- Conduct quality inspections and audits of Contractor activities and construction processes.
- Maintain accurate quality records, inspection reports, test results, and project documentation.
- Coordinate with the Resident Engineer, Inspectors, Contractor QA/QC team, laboratory, and other disciplines to resolve quality issues.
- Monitor the quality of completed works and support final inspections, handover, and closeout activities.
- Participate in quality meetings and provide updates on quality performance and outstanding issues.